361/3650 days One of the most underrated things about NFTs is being able to express your taste without saying a word.

360/3650 days Not every NFT needs to become a blue chip. Sometimes, being part of a collection that genuinely means something to its holders is enough.

359/3650 days Every internet era has its own aesthetic. Years from now, NFTs might be one of the defining symbols of ours.

358/3650 days One of the best things about NFTs is owning something that means something to you, even when the rest of the market doesn’t get it.

357/3650 days I still believe some NFTs will matter decades from now. Not because they were the most expensive, but because they were part of the story from the beginning.

356/3650 days Maybe the strongest sign of a great collection is being able to recognize it without the name, the link, or an explanation.

355/3650 days The NFT market loves forgetting the past. Collectors don’t. That’s why old collections can suddenly become relevant again.

354/3650 days I’ve always been more interested in finding an NFT I want to use as my PFP than one I want to list for sale.

353/3650 days The hype can disappear. The volume can disappear. Attention can disappear. But if people keep coming back years later, that means something.

352/3650 days Sometimes I think being an OG isn’t about being early. It’s about still knowing why you’re here.

351/3650 days A great collection leaves a mark long after it stops being the trend.

350/3650 days The more time passes, the more I appreciate NFTs that never tried to be everything to everyone.

349/3650 days There’s a big difference between an NFT you want to buy and an NFT you actually want to keep.

348/3650 days Sometimes an NFT becomes valuable in a different way years after you buy it — when you realize how unique that moment actually was.

347/3650 days NFTs have always felt a little like time capsules to me. You buy a JPEG today, and years later it becomes a memory of an entire era.

346/3650 days Sometimes I just want to open an old wallet, look through my NFTs, and remember what the market felt like back then.

345/3650 days There’s something special about being an early owner. Knowing that someone chose that exact NFT before you somehow makes it feel different.

344/3650 days Collecting is a weird thing. You can spend years searching for something that looks completely pointless to everyone else.

343/3650 days I might forget the price I paid for an NFT. But I usually remember exactly why I chose that one.

342/3650 days The most interesting thing about NFTs is that their history is still being written. We still have no idea which collections people will remember 20 years from now.